A 2014 article found that Brits grumbled at least "11 times every weekday and 16 times over the weekend (Milania)." They do not file complaints with authorities and stores, but they still complain. Reviewing the Cerritos Beach Inn on Travelocity, one guest wrote, "the building was so close to the beach that we actually had to close the door as the surf was too loud. the owner and help were very nice, we got moved to an ocean view room for free (Larsmatic)." I don't want to say all complaints are invalid. If your food isn't cooked right or you see a truly dangerous situation you need to speak up and let things be known.
But, in a world of grumbling and complaining maybe we ought to consider how God sees complaining. Exodus 16 is one example of the complaints of the people. The people first targeted Moses and Aaron but Moses points out to the people the real target of their murmuring was the Lord, "in the morning you shall see the glory of the Lord, because He has heard your grumbling against the Lord" (v7). Time after time the people complained about Moses because they were thirsty, tired, didn't like his leadership, wanted to not enter the land God gave them et. And time and again God answered the complaints.
In John, you have the Jews, probably those predisposed against Jesus, take up where those in the Exodus left off. They complained about his teaching because of the inference it drew between the Manna in the wilderness and himself. Their human knowing of him got in the way of their spiritual discernment of knowing Him.
The reason is quite simple. Most things we gripe about we can't change or even influence. Israel, in the desert, had no recourse except to be where they were with what they had. First Century Israel had the stories passed on from before that embodied 'truth'. When Jesus threatens this truth, they rise up in a hurry to defend their version of 'truth'.
I find it interesting how quick he is to correct the crowd who has followed him. They seek a miracle at least equal to that of Moses giving the people bread (v31). But Jesus doesn't let this go unchallenged. Immediately he corrects them and says, "it was not Moses who gave you the bread from heaven, but my Father" and then explains a superior bread, himself, "but my Father gives you the true bread from heaven".
"I am the Bread of life" is Jesus' self-description of who he is and what he is about. Jesus is the bread from heaven. He "gives life to the world." There is no hunger or thirst when one comes to, when one believes in Jesus. He is the "food that endures to salvation" in verse 27. By the way, don't think of these as two separate things. To come to Jesus is to believe in Jesus and to believe in Jesus is to come to Jesus. For He is the source and the means of salvation.
This was the purpose for which Jesus was sent. Verse 27 reads, "for on him [Jesus] God the Father has set his seal." A seal could mark a piece of property, much like our branding of animals does today. It also is a seal of authenticity (Barry). One who has been 'sealed' is one who may be dispatched or appointed with the authority of the sending party (Friberg, Friberg, and Miller).
And when the dew had gone up, there was on the face of the wilderness a fine, flake-like thing, fine as frost on the ground. 15 When the people of Israel saw it, they said to one another, "What is it?" For they did not know what it was. And Moses said to them, "It is the bread that the Lord has given you to eat.
The glory of the Lord promised by Moses, to the people, the next morning is flaky looking frost with which they were to gather and eat. The promise of God's glory and the reality that it sustained them throughout the exodus speaks volumes to the grace and mercy of God. We never read of God suspending the Manna until they entered the promised land. Despite their continued disobedience and grumbling etc. God remains faithful. And had they understood this and remained amazed at it, they might have discovered that He was the Lord your God (v.14).
Sometimes familiarity causes us to lose our wonder at the things around us. Watch a YouTube video of a child who hears their parent's voice for the first time. You won't take hearing for granted again. We should never take such things for granted because they are all given by God.
That is why, at this table, we make a point of explaining that the real spiritual presence of Christ is with us as we eat and drink to further assure us, remind us, and encourage us as we live for Him. Let us pray and come to His table.
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Friberg, Timothy, Barbara Friberg, and Neva F Miller. Analytical Lexicon of the Greek New Testament. Victoria, B.C.: Trafford, 2005. Print.
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Milania, Keyan. "Grump Britain: This Is Why We Are a Nation of Moaners." Dailystar.co.uk. 2014. Web. 3 Aug. 2018.
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Florida's Colorful Past
Miami Beach sweeps TV land in 1955 with "Today," "Tonight" and ...
Eden Roc today; Fontainebleau adjacent (south)
By Jane Feehan
Tourism was already a growth industry in Miami Beach before World War II. It continued to expand when some of the first post-war hotels constructed in the United States went up in Miami Beach. Building accelerated throughout the 1950s, making the beach side city the most glamorous vacation destination in the nation; it also became a favorite spot for Europe's elite. The Fontainebleau, Bal Harbour, and Ankara hotels opened in 1954. Tourists flocked to the Eden Roc, Bal Moral and Lucerne when they were completed in 1955.
Hank Meyer, public relations director for the city during the 1950s, hoped to establish Miami Beach as the winter entertainment capitol of the U.S. His dream was well on its way to fruition when he announced 30 hours of broadcast network programs were to air from beach hotels to living rooms across the country. The week of Jan. 9, 1955 was to be the busiest television week in Florida history.
Dave Garroway of Today and Steve Allen of Tonight (both shows produced by Mort Werner) plus 62 NBC staffers made the Sea Isle Hotel (opened in 1940) home for one week while they televised from its pool, cabana area, and beach. Steve Allen used some of the local night spots as background. The Colgate Comedy Hour, also an NBC property, beamed from the spectacular Fontainebleau; the network's Friday night boxing show took over the Miami Beach Auditorium. ABC also used the Fontainebleau for a program featuring Walter Winchell.
Arthur Godfrey (b. 1903 - d. 1980) paved the way for television aired from Miami Beach in the early 1950s when some of his winter shows were produced there. In 1954, he and two others purchased the Kenilworth Hotel, the site for many of his winter programs. The Jackie Gleason Show, which ran from 1966 to 1970 from the Miami Beach Auditorium (later renamed the Jackie Gleason Theater), marked the end of the big-show television era of Miami Beach. The era ended but not before giving millions the idea of Florida as a place to live as well as visit. Copyright © 2013 All rights reserved. Jane Feehan.
Kleinberg, Howard. Woggles and Cheese Holes. Miami Beach: The Greater Miami & Beaches Hotel Association (2005).
Kleinberg, Howard. Miami Beach, a History. Miami: Centennial Press (1996).
Miami News, Jan. 9, 1955
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I grew up in South Florida and graduated from Fort Lauderdale High School. I hold a BA in history and a master's of Liberal Arts with a concentration in history from the University of Saint Thomas in Houston. Additionally, I have written for the Sun-Sentinel and several other South Florida newspapers.
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Bush is widely projected as a late first-round or early second-round selection. His landing spot will largely hinge on his health. Bush suffered a hip injury in a November loss to Ohio State and could not get cleared in time for the upcoming Peach Bowl.
Bush finished out the 2018 season with 66 tackles, including 8.5 for a loss, and 4.5 sacks. Last year, he had 95 tackles in total, 10 tackles for a loss, 5.5 sacks, and an interception. He's been on the NFL radar for some time, particularly since he's the son of Falcons 1995 first-round pick Devin Bush Sr.
Presently, Bleacher Report's Matt Miller has him ranked as the No. 29 overall prospect in the draft the second-best linebacker in the entire class. Teammate Rashan Gary is likely to receive more attention in the buildup to the draft, but Bush won't be far behind if he can show that he is healthy.


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Widow Walker had two children who preceeded her to the new world. James (age 15) and Sarah (age 17) were listed as Servants to John Browne. They travelled on the Ship Elizabeth which left London in April 1635 for Massachusetts. Also on the ship were two other Walker's: Richard (age 24) and William (age 15)
Robert Walker was born 1607 in Manchester, England. He was indentured to the Winthrop Co. and arrived in America in 1630. He became a 'freeman" in 1634, married Sarah Leager, and settled in Boston, MA.
Robert Walker, insofar as we can determine was the first individual with the Walker surname in the new world. One of his direct descendants is John Walker, the subject of this website.


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(704) 856-9502	130 W Kerr Street
Salisbury,	NC 28144
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I'm from Salisbury and I'm proud to practice law in my hometown! I am the principal attorney at Stowe Law Firm, PLLC. I focus my practice on traffic violations, criminal law, intellectual property, and expungements. While in law school at North Carolina Central University School of Law, I served as the President of Phi Delta Phi International Legal Honor Society. Within the legal profession, I strive to be a "social engineer" for his community. As stated by Charles Hamilton Houston, "A lawyer is either a social engineer or a parasite on society A social engineer [is] a highly...
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Regent University School of Law
James is a North Carolina Board Certified Specialist in Federal and State Criminal Law with a trial practice in criminal, domestic, and general litigation. He is deeply committed to excellence and professionalism in the practice of law, having served on the North Carolina State Bar Specialization Criminal Law Committee, the North Carolina State Bar Board of Continuing Legal Education, and was Issue Planning Editor of the Law Review at Regent University. James also lectures at criminal, family law, and trial practice continuing legal education (CLE) programs, and is regularly designated by the Capital Defender as lead counsel in capital murders.
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305 N. Main St
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Mooresville,	NC 28115
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(704) 312-2239	145 Union St. S.
Concord,	NC 28025
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Concord, NC DWI Lawyer with 12 years of experience
(704) 918-4747	67 Cabarrus Ave W
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Wake Forest University and Vanderbilt University Law School
Laura Cobb was born in Jackson, Tennessee but grew up in McLean, Virginia and Marietta, Georgia. After a lifelong love of the sciences, she graduated from Vanderbilt University with a degree in Biology. After college she spent four years at the Bowman Gray School of Medicine at Wake Forest University performing microbiology research during which time she became a published author of two scientific articles on pseudomonas aeruginosa and bordetella bronchiseptica.
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Justin C. Olsinski Esq.
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Darrin M Gamradt
Concord, NC DWI Lawyer
(704) 787-9387	24 Cabarrus Avenue East
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Wake Forest University School of Law
Attorney Darrin Gamradt is a Concord criminal defense lawyer who focuses his practice on DUI charges, as well as cases involving juvenile crimes, drug crimes, theft crime, white collar crimes, and more. Beyond his criminal practice, he is also able to help injured workers who are dealing with workers' compensation claims. As a Minnesota native, Darrin first attended high school at St. Thomas Academy in Mendota Heights, where he was proud to win both a state and national championship as a member of the debate team. Following graduation, he earned a presidential scholarship and moved to Winston-Salem, NC...
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(704) 987-3807	116 S Main Street, Ste 105
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Ben Allen Cox
Concord, NC DWI Attorney with 19 years of experience
(704) 786-7878	92 Union St S
Free ConsultationDWI, Criminal, Personal Injury and Traffic Tickets
Campbell Law School
Laura M. Baker
(704) 669-8165	145 Union Street S.
DWI, Criminal, Domestic Violence and Juvenile
Emory University (BA in Political Science, 2002)
Campbell University (J.D., 2007)
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American Association for Justice (formerly American Trial Lawyers Association)
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David O'Bryan
Kannapolis, NC DWI Attorney with 9 years of experience
(704) 770-1562	2016 Concord Lake Rd, Suite 1
Kannapolis,	NC 28083
Free ConsultationDWI, Criminal and Traffic Tickets
University of North Carolina - Charlotte
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William J. Glascoff
Lexington, NC DWI Lawyer with 12 years of experience
(336) 236-7041	206 W. 2nd Street
Lexington,	NC 27292
Free ConsultationDWI, Criminal, Entertainment & Sports and Juvenile
Mr Jon William Welborn
Mocksville, NC DWI Lawyer with 15 years of experience
(336) 751-0207	300 S Main St STE C
Mocksville,	NC 27028
Free ConsultationDWI, Criminal, Traffic Tickets and White Collar Crime
Jon was born September 14, 1980. He is the son of the late, Perry Mitchell Welborn and Patricia Poteat Welborn of southeastern Wilkes County. Jon's father, Perry, was an independent insurance agent in N. Wilkesboro. Perry worked for a number of years as a top selling agent for Farm Bureau prior to opening his own insurance company. Jon's mother, Pat, retired from Yadkinville Elementary School in the capacity of a special education teacher. She continues to reside at the home place of Mr. Welborn. Jon grew up in Wilkes County with his parents and his older brother...
William Corbett Jr
Mooresville, NC DWI Attorney
(704) 799-7076	609 East Center Avenue
DWI, Criminal, Personal Injury and Traffic Tickets
My name is William Corbett and I have been practicing law in North Carolina since 1989. I am a sole practitioner in Mooresville, North Carolina specializing in personal injury, wrongful death, catastrophic accident cases, automobile accident claims, insurance claims and disputes as well as boating and watercraft accidents. We also represent defendants regarding DWI charges, traffic citations and misdemeanor criminal charges.
My office represents clients from the very early stages of a a claim all the way through jury verdict and appeal if necessary. I have successfully tried cases from the coast to the mountains of North Carolina.
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Hollywood Babylon es un polémico libro del cineasta vanguardista Kenneth Anger que supuestamente detalla los sórdidos escándalos de los famosos habitantes de Hollywood desde la década de 1900 hasta la década de 1950. Publicado por primera vez en los Estados Unidos en 1965, fue prohibido y no se volvió a publicar hasta diez años después en 1975. En su segundo lanzamiento, The New York Times dijo: «Si se puede decir que un libro como este tiene encanto, radica en el hecho de que aquí hay un libro sin un solo mérito redentor». The Daily Beast describió el libro de Anger como «esencialmente una obra de ficción. No hay duda de que muchas, si no todas, las historias que Anger comparte en su delgada Biblia no tienen mérito». El historiador de cine Kevin Brownlow criticó repetidamente el libro, citando a Anger como diciendo que su método de investigación era «telepatía mental, principalmente».

Contenido
Publicado originalmente en francés en 1959 por J. J. Pauvert (París) como Hollywood Babylone, la primera edición estadounidense de Hollywood Babylon fue publicada en 1965 por Associated Professional Services de Phoenix, Arizona. La segunda edición de los Estados Unidos fue publicada por Straight Arrow Press de Rolling Stone y distribuida por Simon & Schuster, lanzada en 1975 después de una serie de conflictos de derechos de autor.

El libro detalla los supuestos escándalos de las estrellas de Hollywood desde la época del cine mudo hasta las estrellas de la década de 1960, incluidos: Charles Chaplin, Lupe Vélez, Mary Nolan, Rudolph Valentino, Marie Prevost, Mary Astor, Wallace Reid, Olive Thomas, Jeanne Eagels, Thelma Todd, Errol Flynn, Frances Farmer, Juanita Hansen, Mae Murray, Alma Rubens, John Gilbert, Barbara La Marr, Ramón Novarro, Jean Harlow, Carole Landis, Lana Turner, Judy Garland y  Marilyn Monroe.

Hollywood Babylon también presentó capítulos sobre el escándalo Fatty Arbuckle-Virginia Rappe, el asesinato de William Desmond Taylor, la lista negra de Hollywood, el asesinato de Sharon Tate y las demandas de la revista Confidential.

Críticas

Explotación
La edición de 1975 del libro presentaba imágenes gráficas como la escena del accidente de tráfico que mató a Jayne Mansfield, una fotografía de Carole Landis después de su suicidio, imágenes del director y guionista Paul Bern después de su suicidio, y una fotografía de Lewis Stone yaciendo moribundo en una acera.

Falacias
Muchas de las afirmaciones de Anger en el libro han sido denunciadas como falsas desde la publicación inicial del libro, no obstante, éstas han sido responsables de muchas leyendas urbanas citadas con frecuencia. Por ejemplo, el libro afirmó que Clara Bow tuvo relaciones sexuales con todo el equipo de fútbol americano de la Universidad del Sur de California, incluido un joven John Wayne, una falacia que ha sido desacreditada varias veces. Los hijos de Bow consideraron demandar a Anger en el momento del segundo lanzamiento del libro.

El libro también afirmó que Lupe Vélez fue encontrada ahogada en su propio vómito con la cabeza metida en el inodoro después de suicidarse al tragar más de 500 tabletas para dormir. No había tampoco base para esta historia; en 2013, la primera publicación de una foto policial de la muerte mostró que Vélez había sido encontrada en el suelo de su habitación.

Otras leyendas urbanas desacreditadas iniciadas por el libro incluyen la de que el cuerpo de la estrella del cine mudo Marie Prevost fue parcialmente comido por su perro salchicha después de su muerte en su apartamento de Hollywood en 1937, y que Jayne Mansfield fue decapitada en su accidente automovilístico de 1967.

Las falacias, los mitos y las exageraciones de Hollywood Babylon fueron el foco de la temporada 10 del podcast de Karina Longworth You Must Remember This; «Fake News: Fact Checking Hollywood Babylon».

Secuelas
Hollywood Babylon II fue publicado en 1984. Se amplió enormemente en formato, pero no fue tan bien recibido como el primer libro. Cubrió estrellas desde la década de 1920 hasta la década de 1970.

Anger declaró durante años que tenía la intención de escribir un Hollywood Babylon III, y en una entrevista de 2010 dijo que se había terminado pero que se suspendió, explicando: «La razón principal por la que no lo saqué fue que yo tenía una sección completa sobre Tom Cruise y los cienciólogos. No soy amigo de los cienciólogos». En 2008, un libro titulado Hollywood Babylon: It's Back!, fue escrito por Darwin Porter y Danforth Prince y no tuvo participación ni asociación con Anger. Según informes, Anger estaba tan molesto que maldijo a los autores (Anger es un autoproclamado mago de la escuela de Thelema).

Una serie de televisión basada en los libros fue producida para sindicación en 1992-1993. Presentada por Tony Curtis, la serie presentó representaciones dramáticas de historias de los libros de Anger, aumentadas por el veterano actor Curtis relatando anécdotas propias basadas en Hollywood.

Véase también
 Full Service

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 The Cut and Paste Club (sobre plagio en una parte de Hollywood Babylon II)

Libros de 1959
Libros de 1965
Libros de no ficción

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How Can You Tell if Honey is Pure?
Pour water into a glass.
Spoon out a tablespoon of honey from the honey jar, you want to test.
Place the spoon in the glass of water.
Verdict: If the honey starts to dissolve and mix with the water, it's not pure and some amount of water has been added to it. But if the honey forms a small lump and sinks to the bottom of the glass, it is pure in quality.
Mix equal parts of honey and equal parts of spirit in a glass.
Verdict: If the honey forms a lump and sinks, it is pure. But if it is adulterated, it will dissolve in the spirit and turn it milky white.
You will need a candle with a cotton wick.
Dip the wick into a small amount of honey.
Allow the excess honey to drip off.
Now light a match and hold it to the wick.
Verdict: If the candle wick burns, the honey is pure. But if it fails to burn, water has been added to the honey.
Use a blotting paper or a white cloth.
Drop a few drops of honey on the paper/cloth.
Verdict: If the honey is pure, it will remain solid on paper. Impure honey will be absorbed by the paper. With the cloth, try washing off the honey. If it does not stain, it is pure.
Dip a honey dipper or spoon into some honey.
Hold the dipper above a plate and pour the honey.
Watch how the honey falls.
Verdict: As it falls, pure honey will flow from the spoon in a clockwise direction. It will do so very slowly. You flick the spoon upwards and the flow will slowly stop. A layered step formation of honey is formed on the plate. If adulterated, the honey will flow rapidly and smoothly and will pool on the plate.
Local Honey Man is a Bee farmer so you are in safe hands and can take comfort in knowing you are buying direct from the Bee farmer!
Hope you enjoyed reading how to test honey and will now not accept anything less than Pure Raw Honey!


A for alarms not being ignored.
B for beautiful blue skies. And Body Glide.
C for cool(ish), crisp weather that made running exhilarating instead of a soul sucking sweat fest. And Coldplay. And for coffee when I'm done.
D for dogs, specifically the friendly black lab that kept me company for the last mile. Fist bump (paw bump?) to Bandit! Also to the man letting his three rather large dogs play off leash, thanks for calling them back to you when I wogged by.
E for Eminen's Lose Yourself playing on my trusty iPod shuffle that started off my run.
F for five. Five MILES that is.
G for grateful. That I have the ability to run, that I have strong legs to carry me (go thunder thighs, go!), that my body shows up and performs when I ask it to do hard things even when I don't always treat it right and so on and so forth. Also, G is for Gossip Girl which is playing on Netflix as I type this.
H for hydration. And happy. Running makes me happy.
I for my iPod shuffle packed with an eclectic mix of tunes that keep my feet shuffling merrily along.
J for Just Do It. Nike is so right.
K for keep going. Just keep going. Just. Keep. Going.
M for music. I don't think I could run without it. And my Mizuno running shoes.
N for no pesky mosquitoes.
O for one mile at a time.
P for Proud Mary. Tina Turner style. Could I have her legs for like, one day? Maybe two? Okay, a week.
Q for Queen. As in old school Another One Bites the Dust (and Fat Bottomed Girls) that made me run like I was in sixth grade again. I even clapped.
R for running mojo and mantras.
S for shower. I need one.
W for waves. I don't pass a lot of people when I run near my house, but when I do I usually give a casual-hand-flick wave. Some people wave back, others are crabs and don't. Oh the humanity.
Y for Yaz. Hello, the 80s called and wants its dance mix music back. Move out. Don't mess around. Move out.
Z for Zaat's all folks!
I have never attempted an ABC post like this, but am always impressed when I see other people do theirs. Well done!
Yay you! And I personally think NO running playlist is complete unless it includes Fat Bottomed Girls.
Good for you! I need to focus on K.
That's awesome, Holly! Did you think of all those on your 5 mile run. haha!!


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Babilon refers to the following places in Poland:

 Babilon, Masovian Voivodeship
 Babilon, Pomeranian Voivodeship


*After submitting the form - you will be emailed download instructions and a password.
Passwords are valid for 7 days after request submission.
Complete & Submit this form to begin your Stock, Customised, or full Custom solution.
form below, then press the "Begin WELS Download" button.
Download • The WELS installation program is called wels4_setup.exe.
• When prompted to Run or Save this file - press Save.
• After downloading wels4_setup.exe to your hard disk, run it to install WELS.
Notes • Passwords are valid for 7 days. If your password has expired, request a new one.
• wels4_setup.exe is approximately 40MB. Installed WELS is approximately 190MB.
• If WELS is already on your computer - you can reinstall without removing the old version.
• After installing WELS, you can remove wels4_setup.exe to save disk space.


"... (the) materials have to feel as luxurious as they look, blending a contemporary aesthetic with nostalgic styles, lush texture and calm, naturally muted tones."
We are so thrilled to be working with owners, and twin sisters, Jenn & Sarah.
and have created connections that help other women succeed around the world.
on the NEW Lakehouse Bed, designed by Thomas O'Brien.
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Harrison, Frank
March 2, 2018 by lowerverdevalley
Frank Harrison, 2004 Inductee
At the time of his death, Mr. Harrison was a most respected elder at Fort McDowell. He was a plaintiff in a historic lawsuit in 1948, Harrison vs. Laveen, that won American Indians the right to vote in Arizona. Though American Indians were granted U.S. citizenship in 1924, Arizona and New Mexico were the only states in which they could not vote. In 1947, Harrison and Harry Austin, both Yavapais from Fort McDowell, had gone to Phoenix to register to vote. Then Maricopy County Recorder Roger G.Laveen refused them. Harrison and Austin, aided by attorneys Lemuel and Ben Matthews and former U.S. Rep. Richard F. Harless, filed suit. The Superior Court turned them down, dismissing the lawsuit. The case was appealed and was eventually successful. In May 1982, Mr. Harrison was honored at a special recognition ceremony by high level state and tribal government officials. See also biographical profile of Harry Austin.
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What is Coumadin and how does it work? Coumadin serves as a preventative medication against heart attacks, strokes and blood clots. Coumadin goes by other medical names such Warfarin, Jantoven or blood thinners. Residents in assisted living facilities, nursing homes and adult foster care are sometimes given treatments of Warfarin to help prevent heart disease, stroke, pulmonary embolism and deep vein thrombosis. Warfarin actually interferes with the body's ability to produce or form blood clots. As with any medication, risks are involved, and caution should always be taken. Even the best medication has at least one side effect, which may or may not be life threatening.
Taking excessive doses of Warfarin can lead to internal bleeding, in the intestines and in the brain. However, bleeding can occur in any part of the body. Residents who take Warfarin may experience more accidental falls, and severe bruising. For this reason, many nursing home staff members may be falsely accused of abusing the residents in their care. This is why documentation of medication and accidents should be recorded, without delay.
As a rule of thumb, family members or nursing staff should alert doctors, of the type of medications residents in any ALF or nursing home setting is taking. Over the counter and prescription medication may interfere with the effectiveness of Warfarin. This change can result in the doses being too low or too high. Therefore, the dosage may need to be increased or decreased. Even simple aspirins and pain relievers such as Ibuprofen, Aleve or Advil can be harmful to residents who are taking Warfarin.


National Creativity Day on May 30th is an opportunity for everyone to engage with the arts, even those who claim they don't have a creative bone in their body.
Humans are imaginative by nature, and this day is the perfect excuse to celebrate whatever creativity means to your community while promoting specific products in your store.
Creative ideas start with an open mind and a healthy brainstorm. During brainstorming there are no bad ideas (at least for the first part, known as ideation)!
Follow National Creativity Day on Facebook. They post fascinating articles about creativity all year, articles your customers might like to read (or pass on to their "non-creative" friends to convince them of the benefits of trying it out).
Try an interactive contest. During the month of May, display a chalkboard or other writing surface and invite customers to a) write down how they express themselves creatively, or b) which art supply sparks their creativity the most. If anyone mentions a product or technique, your team can start to arrange specific supplies beneath the board. At the end of the month on National Creativity Day, choose three participants at random. Post the "winners" on social media; offer prizes or feature their creative work in-store / on social media for a week in June.
Look out for our next social media kit, coming to your inbox soon! Please tag us, DM (direct message) us, or comment if you use any of these ideas for National Creativity Day! We'd love to hear how it goes.


Massmann Studios' Drupal developer needed help in adding e-commerce to their already established Drupal site.
SiteBasin specializes in Drupal hosting and advanced Drupal architecture.
Moving Massmann into SiteBasin's ultra-stable and secure hosting architecture was the first step. SiteBasin then did the heavy lifting of integrating an Ubercart-based store into their establised Drupal configuration with contributed Drupal modules paving the way for Massmann's Drupal developer to manage the work of setting up the store.
Massmann Studios of Fayette County Georgia was already a Drupal desciple and was looking to move their existing site architecture foward in stages. Selling church vestments such as chasubles and stoles was one of those stages. In doing so, they needed to provide affiliate tracking for the calculation of affiliate commisions.
Committing a site to e-commerce, even a simple one requires a different level of site and support. Transactions will not flow if there is even a hint of security miss-steps, site downtime or inadequately trained personel in fullfilling orders in all the ways that are truly required.
In addition to setting up Massmann and their Drupal developer with the right foundation for these e-commerce requirements, ongoing SiteBasin support is standard with their hosting packages enabling Massmann to step into e-commerce with confidence and a predictable budget.


We are often troubled with programs that cannot be closed because our computers hang or because of other indicators that trigger a program not to be able to be closed. We want to close all windows programs opened so the Windows will normally run again. There are many ways we can do to conquer the problem, and one of them is to stop the program forcefully.
The first method that is used by a lot of Windows users is to close programs through task manager.
First, open Run by pressing Windows+R.
After that, type in 'powershell' before you press Enter on your keyboard.
To know what programs are currently running, type in 'get-process' on the top part next to the name of your user. The names of the programs that are running will then show under the column entitled ProcessName.
Type in 'kill- processname (name of the program you want to stop forcefully),' and then press Enter. For example, if you want to stop the Opera program, then the command line will be 'kill -processname opera,' and you will press Enter afterward.
Another command that can be used is 'stop-process (name of the program you want to forcefully stop)', and you press Enter after typing in the command line as well.
The command prompt is a Windows program that can be used to interpret DOS commands. You can run the command prompt to stop running programs forcefully.
First of all, open Run by pressing Windows+R and then type in 'cmd' to open the command prompt application.
In the cmd window, type in 'tasklist' to see the programs that are running on your computer.
A reply with 'SUCCESS' written on it means that the program has successfully been stopped.
Sometimes, your computer together with its programs may be running just fine, but you still want to close all windows and programs quickly.
To do this, make sure all windows and programs are already minimized.
If you are sure that all of the windows and programs you previously had opened have been closed, then you can go ahead and press Enter.


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Q: How to parse and get some,verify values from response in restassured api with Java I started to learn restassured and  I managed to make a get response and get data from server.But I could not parse and verify values.For my study I am trying to get all data and parse and verify.if you explain me how I can do ,I will be very pleasured.
Here is my code:
@Test
    public void getRequest() {

            String  key ="key";
            String token= "token";

            String id ="idvalue";
            Response response = given().spec(new RequestSpecBuilder().setBaseUri("https://api.trello.com/1").setContentType(ContentType.JSON)
                    .build())
                    .log().all()
                    .when()
                    .queryParams("key", key,
                           "token",
                                 token)
                               .pathParam("id", id)
                   .get("/cards/{id}");
                   response.then().statusCode(200)
//.body("name", hasItems("value"));//I want to check all of variables actually.this line not working.

           }

Also the response is here from postman:
{
    "id": "607ff8e3dd2e81327e55c05d",
    "checkItemStates": [],
    "closed": false,
    "dateLastActivity": "2021-04-21T10:05:23.805Z",
    "desc": "",
    "descData": null,
    "dueReminder": null,
    "idBoard": "607eee0d9f781d012c9407c9",
    "idList": "607f1a4e92b92d8fa44e07b8",
    "idMembersVoted": [],
    "idShort": 14,
    "idAttachmentCover": null,
    "idLabels": [],
    "manualCoverAttachment": false,
    "name": "güncellemekarti2",
    "pos": 114688,
    "shortLink": "5NTDEAXD",
    "isTemplate": false,
    "cardRole": null,
    "dueComplete": false,
    "due": null,
    "email": null,
    "labels": [],
    "shortUrl": "https://trello.com/c/5NTDEAXD",
    "start": null,
    "url": "https://trello.com/c/5NTDEAXD/14-g%C3%BCncellemekarti2",
    "idMembers": [],
    "badges": {
        "attachmentsByType": {
            "trello": {
                "board": 0,
                "card": 0
            }
        },
        "location": false,
        "votes": 0,
        "viewingMemberVoted": false,
        "subscribed": false,
        "fogbugz": "",
        "checkItems": 0,
        "checkItemsChecked": 0,
        "checkItemsEarliestDue": null,
        "comments": 0,
        "attachments": 0,
        "description": false,
        "due": null,
        "dueComplete": false,
        "start": null
    },
    "subscribed": false,
    "idChecklists": [],
    "cover": {
        "idAttachment": null,
        "color": null,
        "idUploadedBackground": null,
        "size": "normal",
        "brightness": "dark",
        "idPlugin": null
    }
}

A: hasItems() is better suited for arrays - in your case, try this:
.body("name", is("güncellemekarti2"));

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 - [X] Artifact repo is created on GitHub.
 - [X] The artifact repo is properly licensed, preferably with the MIT license.
 - [X] Solution SQL for the Khan Academy project: Design a store database is added to a file in your repo named store_db.sql
 - [X] SQL in store_db.sql has consistent indentation.
 - [X] All the SQL keywords in store_db.sql are written in ALL CAPS.
 - [X] PostgreSQL is installed on your computer with Homebrew.

# Stage 2

### Complete another Khan Academy project, use the SQL Designer tool, and install the Postico app (this is recommended, but not required).

 - [X] Solution SQL for the Khan Academy project: Data dig is added to a file in your repo named data_dig.sql
 - [X] SQL in data_dig.sql has consistent indentation.
 - [X] All the SQL keywords in data_dig.sql are written in ALL CAPS.
 - [X] Schema diagrams are created for both the "Store database" and "Data dig" database using the SQL Designer tool.
 - [X] Screenshots of each schema diagram are added to repo as store_db_schema.png and data_dig_schema.png, respectively.

# Stage 3

- [ ] Create schemas and mock data for the "Music Player" app from the Init 3 goal. Then run queries against them. Read the Generating Mock Data section to learn how to generate fake data.

## Music Player

- [X] Folder music-player/ exists in your repo.
- [X] Database schema SQL (using PostgreSQL syntax) for the Music Player from Init 3: Hello, Web Servers is included in the file music-player/schema.sql.
- [X] Music Player schema includes table and appropriate columns for Artists
- [X] Music Player schema includes table and appropriate columns for Albums
- [X] Music Player schema includes table and appropriate columns for Songs
- [X] Music Player schema includes table and appropriate columns for Playlists
- [X] Mock data is generated for the Music Player and added to the file music-player/mock_data.sql.
- [X] Sample queries against the Music Player database are added to the file music-player/queries.sql.
- [X] Queries against the Music Player use the WHERE keyword (at least once)
- [X] Queries against the Music Player use the LIMIT keyword (at least once)
- [X] Queries against the Music Player use the ORDER BY keyword (at least once)
- [X] Queries against the Music Player use the LIKE keyword (at least once)
- [X] Queries against the Music Player use the AND/OR keyword (at least once)
- [X] Queries against the Music Player use the HAVING keyword (at least once)
- [X] Queries against the Music Player use the IN keyword (at least once)
- [X] Queries against the Music Player use the JOIN keyword (at least once)

## Bike Shop

### Create a database for a fictional bike shop. Use the Table Schema for Bike Shop provided.

- [X] Folder bike-shop/ exists in your repo.
- [X] Database schema SQL (using PostgreSQL syntax) for the Bike Shop is included in the file bike-shop/schema.sql.
- [X] Bike Shop schema matches the specifications in Table Schema for Bike Shop.

# Stage 4

### Complete the final Khan Academy project. Design and create schemas for the "Bossggle" app from the Init 1 goals.

- [X] Solution SQL for the Khan Academy project: App impersonator is added to a file in your repo named app_impersonator.sql
- [X] SQL in app_impersonator.sql has consistent indentation.
- [X] All the SQL keywords in app_impersonator.sql are written in ALL CAPS.
- [X] Folder bossggle/ exists in your repo.
- [X] Database schema SQL (using PostgreSQL syntax) for the Bossggle game from Init 1: Bossggle Word Game is included in the file bossggle/schema.sql.
- [X] Bossggle schema supports the following features (i.e. you could write SQL to show this data):

- [X] List all words guessed
- [X] Count all correct words guessed
- [X] Count all incorrect words guessed
- [X] List all words guessed and their scores
- [X] Get sum of scores for all words guessed
- [X] Show 10 most recently guessed words

# Stage 5

- [ ] Pick 2-3 real-world apps (for example: Twitter, Instagram, Google Drive, etc.) and design a sample database schema for each of them. Then generate some mock data and run queries against them. Your schemas don't have to be exactly what these apps would use, but they should roughly approximate the basic features.

 - [ ] 2 or 3 real-world apps are chosen and folders are created for each of them.

### For each real-world app chosen there exists:

- [X] A SQL schema in the file ` <app name> ` /schema.sql.
- [ ] A set of mock data INSERT statements in the file `<app name>` /mock_data.sql.
- [X] A set of example queries in the file `<app name>`/queries.sql.
- [X] Queries against the real-world apps use the INSERT keyword (at least once)
- [X] Queries against the real-world apps use the UPDATE keyword (at least once)
- [X] Queries against the real-world apps use the DELETE keyword (at least once)
- [ ] Queries against the real-world apps use the WHERE keyword (at least once)
- [ ] Queries against the real-world apps use the LIMIT keyword (at least once)
- [ ] Queries against the real-world apps use the ORDER BY keyword (at least once)
- [ ] Queries against the real-world apps use the JOIN keyword (at least once)
- [X] SQL in all real-world app SQL files have consistent indentation.
- [X] All the SQL keywords all real-world app SQL files are written in ALL CAPS.

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There's no Sean McMahon, but the Rebels' backrow still looms as a major threat when the Melbourne side hosts the Waratahs.
The Rebels will have no shortage of threats, with Lopeti Timani likely to return from a knee injury and No.8 Amanaki Mafi the shining light of the Rebels' tumultuous opening month.
Waratahs lock Dean Mumm said sorting out that threat would be a key priority as they hunt for their second win of the season.
"Our attacking breakdown hasn't been at a level that we need it to be," he said.
"Speed of ball and speed of play is the way we want to play and so losing that, you lose a facet of how you want to go about things, a facet of your identity, so to speak.
"Jordy Reid and Colby Fainga'a were particularly good there on the weekend and we're very aware of that threat, also with the running threat of Lopeti and/or Mafi as well.
Mumm said the players had to take ownership of their slow start to the year, with a gap between training and game day performances leaving them ruing missed chances.
"We're the ones going out there and offering a collective performance," he said.
"We own that, we know we're not playing how we want to play and to an identity that we're inherently proud of and we're going to get better.
"If there's going to be personnel changes, then some people have had chances and if you don't perform then someone else might get the opportunity to play.
Mumm ruled himself out of stepping into the six jersey, with Jack Dempsey's replacement set to be a decision between Ned Hanigan and Michael Wells.
Waratahs defence coach Nathan Grey said they would be wary of the Rebels in the breakdown, after their effort against the Chiefs.
"The Rebels really troubled them at their set piece and their breakdown," he said.


By collecting POV footage from all over the world from different riders at different breaks and editing them down into a 3 part film. Basically, if you have a barrel that you came out of, then you are automatically in the project.
A HUGE thank you to the 90 riders that have participated this year! We are super stoked with the result.


Sometimes the outfits I love most are also the simplest – there is nothing contrived or over-styled…just easy, chic pieces. A silky blouse in an interesting print (with faux leather detailing) and high-waisted flare jeans (my new favorite pair) is the perfect example of a simple combination that is anything but boring.
i love this outfit…very chic!
ok I love every piece your wearing today!! Those jeans look great on you!
The snakeskin blouse is amazing, especially paired with the necklace!
Wow – this is an incredible outfit. I love the clutch and the snakeskin together, and completely agree with the 'simple is best' sometimes idea. For as much as I love a lot of jewelry – sometimes every piece gets lost in the clutter.
I love that blouse! This is a 'simple' but definitely un-boring look. Love it girl!
what a great look, that blouse is amazing.
That blouse is absolutely gorgeous!
what a fabulous look. that necklace is awesome with this outfit!
SO so pretty! Love the photos and outfit!
i would SO wear this!!! that shirt!!!! those jeans!!!!


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A Wild Night Out
"Oh, yeeeh," Guy moaned as the stranger thrust his length deep into his ass once more. The man's breath was coming in short pants as he thrust in and out. There was nothing romantic about this, it was animal lust, pure and simple fucking. Not that there was anything romantic about the alley behind the bar they had met. With his face pressed against the brick wall, legs splayed and ass impaled on the other's cock, Guy thought back to how he had got her.
It was a Friday night, and he had been feeling horny, so had gone out. On a whim, he'd put his panties on, plain cotton with lacy edgings, rather than his boxers, to add an edge to the evening. He'd left his phone at home, not wanting to be contactable, and taking his id and cash out of his wallet, grabbed his wallet and headed to a bar he knew.
The evening had gone how countless hook ups had gone before. The two men had got talking, making it clear they were interested in each other, and beer followed beer as they talked the night away. They'd danced, bodies rubbing up and down each other, until the bar was closing, and they were one of the last to leave. After exiting, they took a few steps from the exit, before the other guy pulled him into a deep and passionate kiss.
Tongues entwined, they lost themselves to the world, and when they finally came up for air, most of the crowds leaving the bar had dispersed.
"God I want your ass," the man, James he'd said his name was, "and I can't wait."
Grabbing Guy's hand, he pulled him down the alley that ran beside the bar. Guy's head was buzzing. The thrill of outdoor sex, the chance of being caught, along with the many beers he'd had were making his head spin.
Far enough into the darkness, James pushed Guy gently against the wall, and they kissed some more, hands running up and down each other's chests. James was a big man, powerfully built, and Guy marvelled at the feel of his muscles under his fingers.
Breaking their kiss, James got down on his knees, and unbuckled Guy's trousers, pulling them to the ground. He continued to try and get them off Guy's feet, and not wanting to be encumbered by them, Guy lifted one loafer and then the other, allowing his trousers to come free. The guy casually tossed them over his shoulder, across the alley, before noticing Guy's panties.
"Got myself a little girlie, have I?" he laughed, before pulling them down round Guy's ankles, letting his cock spring free.
"Oh no, my mistake," he laughed, taking guy's dick in his mouth, the warmth of it causing Guy to gasp out loud.
Guy had to lean back, taking his weight against the wall as James sucked him off, the skill the other man massaged his dick with his lips and tongue made him go weak at the knees. Before long, he knew he was coming, and without holding back blew his load into James's mouth.
"My turn now," James smiled, licking his lips from the stray cum. Whipping his trousers off, he spun Guy around to face the wall, but not before Guy saw his cock, big and long and aching to be buried in his ass.
Spreading his legs, he allowed James's fingers to explore his ass, probing and massaging him, preparing for the treat to come. The first thrust, when it came was unexpected, and the size of James caused him to cry out, first in pain, but then, as his ass adjusted to the size, in pleasure.
Which brought him back to the hear and now. His own breath was ragged now, both men reaching their peak, his ass thrusting back to meet James's thrusts. His own dick, swinging free was hard again, but he resisted the urge to grab it, hands instead supporting his weight as he took James's full length again.
"Ahhhhhhh," he heard from behind him, and he felt James's cock pulsing in his ass. Squeezing his ass, he milked James's cock, feeling wave after wave of cum spurting into his ass, revelling in the feeling of fulfilment. After a moment or two, James's cock finished, and he pulled it out with a plop.
Guy just stood there, breathing hard, head against the wall, his world spinning, partly from sexual release, and partly from drink. Taking another moment or two, he turned to thank James and see if they wanted to take it back to his house.
But James had gone. In the moment's that he'd been recovering, James had done a runner. No biggie, Guy thought, they both got what they wanted, and that was fine by him. Reaching down, he pulled his panties up, feeling the cum oozing out of his ass onto the material, and he looked across the alley for his trousers.
Except these were not there. He hunted around for a minute, expecting to find them wedged behind a box, but with rising dread, he realised they were not there. James had taken them, along with everything in them, and he idly wondered if he had been mugged, or James had taken them as a joke, not realising what else was in them.
A flash of light from the ground caught his eye, and he realised it was his keys. Lying next to them was his id, both lying as if they had fallen from his pockets, and with a canlı bahis sigh of relief, realised that at least he hadn't lost everything.
Then he took stock. He was a couple of miles from his flat, with no money, and no trousers, wearing women's underwear. He thought about trying the bar, see if they could call him a taxi but he didn't want to face the stares, the unasked questions of why he was in that state. His drunken mind convinced him that the best approach was to walk home.
Getting to the edge of the alley, he looked out, glad it was all clear. Taking off at a gentle run, he headed towards home. A couple of times he heard cars coming behind him, and he tried to hide in the shadows to avoid being seen. Once he managed it, letting a sigh of relief as they drove past, but the other the car let out a load toot and he get an ironic cheer from the passengers as they went past.
After about ten minutes he realised the exercise and the drink was a bad combination. He needed a rest, and finding a convenient lamp post, leant up against it. Closing his eyes, he drifted into a bit of a daze, which was why he didn't spot the third car until it was nearly upon him. It was only when the headlights cast onto his face that he jerked awake, and quickly dash towards the nearest alley, trying to hide til the car had gone past.
Unlike the previous two, this didn't drive past. Instead, it pulled up, and two men got out. Worried, Guy turned and ran a little, glancing over his shoulder, getting ten yards before realising that the two men were policemen. As a law-abiding citizen, he stopped, running from the law was a bad idea. He hoped they would take pity on him and take him home. His hopes were soon dashed when the older of the two, a man who looked to be in his mid-40s spoke.
"What do we have here, looks to me like a little prostitute looking for some work."
"A male one too, by the looks of that bulge," the other, a younger man, taller than his partner, probably mid-twenties, added.
"You know soliciting is illegal mate. We're going to have to take you down to the station."
At this point, Guy found his voice, "No, no, you've got it wrong, I'm not after anything, not selling anything. I just want a ride."
"He wants to give you a ride," the older man deliberately misheard, "we definitely need to take you in now. Unless you can think of anything that you can do to convince us otherwise?"
"Yes, yes, anything, I'll do anything," Guy stammered, his fuddled mind not catching on to the meaning.
"Anything?" the younger policeman smiled, "well in that case…" he added, stepping closer to Guy, before reaching down and unzipping his trousers.
"No, wait, I didn't mean…" Guy stammered, finally realising what they meant.
"Too late," the elder cop smiled, coming behind him, and forcing him to his knees, the tarmac harsh on his knees.
Turning his head back to face the younger man, he saw that he'd got his cock free, and was gentle stroking it to length. Guy saw it wasn't long, a modest length, much smaller than the previous cock he'd been fucked by so recently.
Realising he wasn't going to win, he resolved himself to the situation, and grabbing the cock in his hand, spat on it to lubricate, before rubbing his hand up and down. The other cop stood behind him, holding his shoulders down, but Guy had no thoughts of running now, his focus on the cock in front of him. Bending his head, he took the tip into his mouth, rubbing his tongue up and down the slit, causing the cop to hiss with pleasure.
Slowly, he took more of the cock into his mouth, the short length allowing him to take the full length without much gagging. Bobbing his head back and forth, he slowly sucked the guys dick, gagging only when the cock started to fuck his mouth, rocking his hips in and out of his mouth.
The other cop was in front of him how too, his cock out and in his hand. Guy saw this was much thicker, and longer than the other's as well. Without taking the younger man's cock form his mouth, he reached out with a spare hand and began to wank off the elder cop, feeling the heat from his cock and loving the way it bucked and grew in his hands.
Letting the younger guy's cock fall from his mouth into his hand, trailing saliva down his chin, he took the other cop's cock into his mouth, feeling it fill his mouth as he sucked. His other hand was massaging the young cops' balls, sliding up and down the slick pole. He returned his focus back to the younger cop, taking him into his mouth once more, when the elder cops barked an order.
Guy automatically stood, letting the younger cops cock fall from his mouth.
"I didn't tell you to stop," the young cop sneered, and Guy realised they wanted him to keep sucking standing up, thus pointing his ass in the air. Bending at the waist, he manoeuvred himself into a position where he could continue to suck dick, one hand reaching past the cop to the wall beyond to steady himself, legs planted wide bahis siteleri to stop himself falling over.
The elder cop walked behind him, admiring his ass, before his large hands reached to the waist of his panties, and pulled them down.
"See, told you we had a prozzie on our hands. Look at this ass, still wide and dripping from your last customer. Such a dirty whore. Still, that doesn't bother me, saves me the time to open you up."
Without warning, the cop stepped right up to Guy's ass, and wrapping his hands on either side of his ass, thrust his dick deep inside. Guy tried to call out, but with a mouth full of dick it came out a gurgle. The elder cop pulled back, before thrusting forward again, pulling Guy's ass onto his dick, forcing him to take the full length. The dick slid easily into Guy's ass, which was still wide from James's earlier fucking, and still lubricated by his cum, making a sucking noise as the cop thrust again.
The younger cop was thrusting with more speed now, and Guy's jaw was sore from stretching to take it in every time. He could feel the younger man coming, and so doubled his efforts, tongue licking and slurping for all it was worth. Here he was, being fucked from both ends in an alley, and loving it.
With a final thrust, he felt the cop come. Warm gloop filled his mouth, coating the back of his mouth, the taste bitter on his tongue. Not wanting to offend, he swallowed the load, as the cop pulled his dick out of his mouth.
The elder cop was still thrusting away, his dick, wider than James's, stretching his ass with ever thrust. Guy's own dick was betraying his enjoyment, cum leaking from the tip as it swung back and forth in time. The younger cop was leaning against the wall, dick still out as he watching his partner fuck Guy.
The position Guy was in was causing his legs to ache, the cop's hands on his hips the only thing keeping him upright. He was in a daze, his eyes focused on the wall in front of him as he felt the cop finally blow his load, cum spurting into guy's ass. Guy thought that would be it as the cop pulled out sloppily, but before he had chance to stand, the younger cop, recovered from the blowjob and hard again, took his place and pounded away.
After the large cock before, the younger man's dick slid into his ass without problem, and Guy squeezed his ass, trying to pump the man to coming so it could all be over. Not that he wasn't enjoying it, but it had got to the stage he just wanted to collapse into his bed.
The young cop came, pulling out as he did to spray Guy's ass with his cum, the warm liquid splashing both cheeks before slowly dripping down his legs. It took Guy a second to realise it was over, and stretching his aching back, stood to standing again.
Both the cops had put their dicks away, leaving him aware of his state of undress again. Quickly, he pulled his panties up to provide a modicum of decency, feeling the cum on his ass squish against the material as he did.
"So, are we done now officers?" he managed weakly.
"What do you think?" the elder said to his partner.
"I think after that demonstration we have no choice but to take you in. Anyone sucking cock that well and taking two dicks in their ass must be a streetwalker, and we need to keep this town decent."
"But you said…" Guy tailed off, realising it would be no use, as they guided him towards to cop car.
A short 10-minute drive later, during which Guy looked out to see them drive by his apartment, they were at the station. He got out, his ass sticky with cum, him panties sticking to the cheeks, the cops doing nothing to hide his state of undress.
They took him by his arms, guiding him into the deserted station, with only a night duty cop.
"What do we have here?" the man leered.
"Drunk and disorderly," the younger cop said, as they booked him in, "going to put him in holding cell two, help sober him up. Kick him out in the morning when he's learned his lesson."
"Cell two hey," the duty cop mused, "yeh, that'll help teach him a lesson," he chuckled.
Guy didn't really pay much attention to their discussion, his head hung with the shame of what had happened. The glow of being fucked had faded, his ass was aching from where it had been pounded, and all he wanted to do was lay his head down and sleep. He followed them down the corridor to the holding cells, and as the elder cop unlocked the door, the younger spoke to Guy.
"You'll stay here for the night, and then will be released with a caution in the morning. Let this be a lesson to you."
With that, he pushed Guy into the dark room, and locked the door and left. Guy peered at them as they walked down the hall, past all of the other cells, currently empty, and through another thick door into the station beyond.
Suddenly feeling alone, he felt himself start to sob.
"Well hello," a deep voice startled him to silence, "who have we disturbing my peace, in my cell at this hour."
Guy looked up, crouching bahis şirketleri to cover himself, as a large muscular black man stepped out of the shadows. This man was stacked, his arms were bulging muscles, his chest like a barrel, and his thick legs looked strong as tree trunks.
"Well," he said, as Guy remained quiet.
"Look, I'm sorry," Guy stuttered, heading towards the other cot in the room. "I'll just stay over here out of your way; you'll not even know I'm here."
"That's not how it works sonny," the man said, laughing, "You're in my cell now, so what's in it for me to let you have that nice cot, and those comfy sheets.
"But… please…" Guy stammered, just wanting to put his head down and sleep.
"Now I heard what those cops out front said you're in for, those frilly knickers you got on seem to confirm it, so I'm sure we can come to some kind of…ah… arrangement." The man laughed deeply.
"You scratch my… back," he said, the pause pointedly referring to something else "…and I'll scratch yours."
Guy glanced over his shoulder, but the grill to the door was well and truly shut.
"You'll get no help from them," the man laughed, "why do you think they put you here in the first place."
Sighing, ass still sore from the poundings it had taken, Guy knew he had no choice. Smiling in triumph, the black guy unfastened his trousers, letting them fall to the floor, before scooping his cock out of his underwear.
Despite himself, Guy gasped. It was much larger than any of the cocks he'd taken tonight, or indeed ever, the flesh swelling and growing as he watched. Even though it was not yet fully erect it must have been 8 inches, and wider than most, and still it grew as the man caressed its length.
"Come on then boy," the man said, and guy crouched to his knees in front, the mound of flesh taking up his entire vision. Reaching out, he felt the warm cock jump to his touch, and he slowly ran his hand down its length.
"In your mouth," the man said, head tipped back, a small gasp of pleasure emitted as Guy took the tip into his mouth. Even the head stretched his mouth, and he slowly took an inch or two more into his mouth, his hand caressing the rest of the length.
Slowly he worked more in, and had got about half way down the shaft before gagging. Pulling his head back, he took the cock from him mouth, the black shaft trailing saliva down his chin. Taking a breath, he took it back in, and tried to take more of the length. This time, when he stopped, the man wouldn't let him pull out, instead he slowly pressed Guy's head forward, causing him to taken even more of the cock in. He was about ¾ down, and couldn't take any more. The pressure on his head released, and he slowly took the cock from his mouth, saliva and cum dribbling down his chin once more.
The slick member slid back into his mouth, and the man slowly rocked his hips, as Guy massaged the shaft with his mouth.
"Mmmm," the man moaned, and with a final rock of his hips, spurted strongly into Guy's mouth. Wave after wave came, his mouth full of cum, and he forced it down. The man pulled his dick out of Guy's mouth, trailing cum over Guy's face.
"On the bed," the man said, and Guy obediently moved over. Quickly, the man pulled Guy's panties down, laughing as he saw the cum stains on the material.
"Busy boy," the man said, stepping up behind Guy.
Pulling him to the edge, Guy's ass in the air, the man massaged his dick to length again.
"Looks like you've prepared for me," he laughed, seeing how stretched the ass in front of him was. Without pause, he pushed forward, his massive dick straining to enter Guy's ass.
"Ahhh," Guy moaned, as the man forced more of his dick inside. Despite the earlier attention, his ass was still not stretched enough for this huge dick, and he could feel it straining deep within him.
The man pulled out, and then pushed forward again, forcing his full length into Guy's ass, who felt he was being impaled. Slowly, he began to fuck Guy, pulling back slowly, before thrusting forward powerfully.
"Thwack," as his groin slapped into Guy's ass, burying deep within him.
"Ahhh," Guy moaned as he was split in two.
He continued in this fashion, drawing out his pleasure, slowly fucking Guy. The pain Guy had felt initially felt was dulled, his ass now glowing in pleasure, and despite himself was feeling turned on, his own dick hard as he was fucked.
The pace increased, the black man panting as he neared climax. His thrusts were not as powerful now, but coming faster, pulling only halfway out before thrusting forward again.
"Yeh boy, take that," he moaned, as he thrust forward once more. With a final thrust he came again, his massive dick pumping more cum into guy's ass. He stepped back, his big dick swinging free, leaving Guy's asshole gaping, cum tricking out onto the bed beneath.
"I think you've earned that bed," the man laughed, pulling his trousers back up before sauntering back to his own bunk. For Guy, he just collapsed where he was, so tired he didn't even pull his panties back on, lying on the bunk, his legs resting on the man's cum, coating his skin. Eventually he drifted off to sleep.


[Mr. Foote appeared and took his seat.] Erastus Foote esqr a Senator elect from Lincoln District appeared in the Senate chamber and Mr. Green was requested to accompany him before the President of the convention to take & subscribe the oaths required by the constitution to qualify him to take a seat at this board.
Mr Green came in and informed the Senate that he accompanied Mr. Foote before the President of the Convention & that he had taken & subscribed the oaths required by the Constitution, to qualify him for a seat at this Board, & the Gentleman accordingly took his seat.
[Committee on subject of Newspapers] Ordered, that Messrs Williamson, Gage & Witham be a committee to consider the expediency of directing the Messenger to furnish the members of this Board with the newspapers printed in this town weekly during the present session of the Legislature.


In order to refine its Development Master Plan for Lakeview Village in Mississauga, the Lakeview Community Partners (LCPL) held a community re-engagement event open to the public on April 18 at the Waterside Inn. This session provided LCPL an opportunity to share details on the vision of how the Lakeview Master Plan is being implemented and to seek feedback from the community.
Lakeview Community Partners Limited ("Lakeview Community Partners"), a partnership of five of the Greater Toronto Area's leading developers which include Argo Development Corporation, joined with the Honourable Charles Sousa, Ontario's Minister of Finance and Bonnie Crombie, Mayor of the City of Mississauga, to introduce Lakeview Village, the GTA's next great waterfront community.
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US military leaders publicized their "holiday messages" in a series of videos just before Christmas. Outgoing Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel and his wife made a point of saying "Merry Christmas," as well as including a still photo from a homosexual proposal during a homecoming ceremony.
Secretary of the Air Force Deborah Lee James and her husband Frank Beatty focused more on the stress of the season than the joy, but still wished everyone a "Happy Holidays." General Mark Welsh, Chief of Staff of the Air Force, and his wife gave a similar greeting, as did Secretary of the Army John McHugh and General Ray Odierno, Army Chief of Staff, and his wife Linda.
Why are they wishing me a Happy Holidays, when the only Holidays I celebrate are in months other than December?
The US Coast Guard Cutter Mackinaw performed the role of Chicago's annual Christmas Tree Ship, delivering Christmas trees in a tradition dating back a century.
The III MEF Marine Band performed its annual Christmas concert in Japan. Even though it played such scandalous tunes as "The First Noel," Chris Rodda seemed to keep her Christmas bitterness to herself.
The US Air Force continues to support Operation Christmas Drop (Yokota, Guam), which provides remote Pacific islanders with airdropped surprises every year at Christmas — as it has for more than six decades.
The 1ID helped get 7,000 Christmas presents to Baghdad for deployed troops.
Troops deployed to Liberia joined with the locals in religious celebrations of the season.
The Joint Forces – United Assistance holiday tree shines in front of the JFC-UA headquarters at the Barclay Training Center, Monrovia, Liberia, Dec. 23, 2014.